The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1919, Page 24

PAGE ) an New. \ ae NN ERI a er — ieee eet meres een seen opens antenna Seine ieenttenheapeancinieee treme cessannneneeteanen earns af eaoinacaeee tan when ite THE SEATTLE STAR \ ) \ of @u. TH’ DOUGH To Do" Sy ? SO eat eaa Z\=~—~— Four Teams to Figh GobstoWork ff (Seas ¢ | It Out for Baseball Championship of City @ith cha ‘Leo Lassen. | That the boxing fans of Se nitle have approved of Clay Hite, local promoter, whose saan elie count officure Anadels Meet Alhambras at Woodland Park Sunday; Sees nicht, hes been Hibernians Billed to Argue With South Park; Protests proved by their attendance at Ps Arena shows, Hite has made of Clubs on Last Week’s Games Not Allowed Milktakes while on the job but he now has the club in good wg order. It is hardly fair county officials should es Ss dablish a precedent in such a @mme when the fans have dem ss @mstrated their approval of the With the Alhambra “meeting the Anadel club and South} Star’s series will be played off Sunday. will take on the club men at Woodland park at 2pm, /Park playing the Hibernians, the semi-final round of The aera The colored nine | park in Ring and |GrUzTS <4 Around Bags : Fleet Athletes Billed for Ball Games and Ring Card er Kander was sof at Ball Yard came f WATCHING Garia by their attendance with the Hibernians and South Park locking horns at “ bs wit eli lt dete Lincoln playfield at 3 p. m. ta r 1 . : The sooner the city and coun Pre ts of the Mike Wright and Ballard clubs have been |e. w pagel fn thrown out by the executive committee of the league. The|*t 3 pm. ae wiitice: wi Thain aka Baking the better it will be for | Mike W ts claimed that the umpire walked a man on red balls on one occasion and that he runs to score by wild throws. The executive committee tossed out the protests because base was allowed on overthrows by the two teams, the game and the public here. two pit ‘The Seattle public wants box ing and is entitled to it, Seat tle promoters cannot be ac cused of conducting “prize * because the bouts are led for four rounds and allowing the runners too many one getmalong ones be one t in each instance. The case of the umpire walking ‘elece had Its troubles, the same {& man on three balls was caused by one umpire being re- official did not turn back the Wrights shodld have ‘declared their intentions of playing under protest, but they continued playing, thus accepting the umpire’s verdict. No scored as the result of this play. ever has been there. Rallard protested the Hit Captain Dolphin, of the local “police staff, who knows boxing, seems to be the logical candi date for the job of boxing cen “ser, if the city and county of can come to an agree the second The Mike as Seattle, until Captain Dan was uncovered, Since the captain has taken over the Jeb, censoring cards, officials, and the whole organization, the | game is on the highest level it placed and indicator. isa Here’s Friday Sport for Gobs Baseball, Pm ALL Fleet team vs. Camp Lewis at Seattle hall park, inier ave. and Lan der st Admission free to sailors and civilians Boxing, 8 a. m.—Championship boxing of Pacific feet Four inter-sailor bouts and two army navy contests, Admission free to sailors and civilians Here's lineup Voiter, UL 8. 8 Garten, U.S. 8 middleweights. Stinson, Lambertson vs. Mum low, Missisaippi—middleweights Seattle dropped another game to the Sacs yesterday, making me ve to « Ht four reverses to the Yipper aap eigen A torte crew. Chances for seventh place fo OO 1 Hit grow slimmer every day. 4 rk game w 2s Mal refuses With rain hovering over the this morning it is doubtful the boxing program at ball park can be staged for A canvas covering be stretehed over the ring. ; Radford, vs New York— rosin. In the event judges Mall y with the rules Sunday ¢ will be forfeited to the y refuses fs to be regretted that the aa ese beige ee Schlamp, New Mexico, vs. ee, ceiee't be staged in the |, M*! In atay pitcher, Mike || Sanreck, — Mississippi — welter ae. but with the president 7)". On, last. week. Mike has | Welahts Speaking there Saturday te pruckey ‘ Connelly, Mississippi vs. Tay gan't be done. aa aan aes 8. tae lor, Wyoming—featherweigifts New Mexleo, tetit Bert Burrows, weight fleet champion, ws Forbes, artillery Meyer, New Mexico, feather weight fleet champion, vs. Joe playing tn ¢ executive ¢ who has been i 4 BILLED FOR Anadela as it woukf con arrell, marine When the Na ue will be on the hill for the Al : a , PIRATE MOGUL WANTS nates convene sion this winter, will be stirre on the part the New Yor fo “buy « pennant Barney Dreyfuss of ¢ ‘Pirates and Charles Bets of the Brooklyn Dodgers are the two magnates who propose to wage. fight for a rule to Minter-club exch after June 15 cac Ebbets is gunning for President Herrmann of the Cincinnati and chairman of on will be ened Spa FREAK BALLS BARRED ‘TIGERS TAKE LEAD BY ius nine WIN OVER MACK SQUAD =" ‘iw: F w fg toda Une of paraffin the epit od onal league Jent of the 1, emery b all and ever be prohit Vernon > put a curb on attention of the che Comat. ais at thelr annual meet here The score R. H. E.| this winter Portland : at ri z Harstad land Brooks ker; I ‘ SEALS GET FLYING lowed tWo | ha bases on |r and the umpire judged the runners did not take more than || runs |' in sponsor for the y the § the matter to be | cart from the Bees, 7 to Leervent may and Me champic « wi with the just returned from France Marines Gront to Fight night Rob Grant, the fleet} PRORI 1 famoun cigar ma will act announcer, and Roy Darlington w to iming. It will be imponnit > rmine how many rounds c | the local ath | The Store j of Choice govern the bouts RUSSION BEAR IS _ READY TO BATTLE NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 12 That tough, rugged middleweight | boxer with the wrestler’s mon! “Russian Bear this week nounced his in n of box again, The “Bear” quit ring w during the war for more ens labor, but is now preparing to m Martin Burke, Happy Littleton, soll Manieri and any other mid weight. NATIONAL A. A. U. INDOOR MEET IN PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA 12.—The Sept At 1 here The championshiy of 19 events. Jole for the world’s record for a mile as one of the feature events of the card Mer in which the > unloosened their p eka: tan.” ek START; BEAT BEES’... Beason is also the subject of much| SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 12 : Condemnation by other magnates Scoring ¢ runs in the first frame ‘ ‘ — - - pals got off to a flying start and i ee Harvard and Cornell ‘cross-coun-| won the third game of the {iat oa tty teams will meet in a dual race|from the Bees here yesterda : a Over the Crim mont (Cambridge) tercollegiate all the leading « i Batteries: Scott, Seate TT CELEBRATION J getimmcassm DANCE" Bel The score I in-| San Franciseo ther | Salt Lake Cit You'll find “The Sporting Goods Store” ready in an way to help you “get ac: ht quainted” in our city When it comes to “sports you'll find th store the headquarte whether it ALL NIGHT PANce Can z Piper c Taft is] Many Valuable Prizes Given Away ) Ea a Rn ARR aco not1109 SECOND AvE, THE SPORTING GOO0S STORE Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 Brd, Corner Sd and Pike Lanch Counter Barber thep Fountain Drinks, M. 2819. 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